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Detecting huge amounts of nuclear stored in Earth's glaciers
The most recent study presented at this year's European Union of Scientific Geological Union shows that radioactive debris stored in glaciers can actually become a time…
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Greenland ice melted six times faster, raising global sea levels
Scientists have found that the area of Greenland ice sheets is decreasing with the melting of ice into the oceans never seen in nearly half a century.
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Melting ice creates a huge wave that almost swept away visitors
The video captures the moment when a giant iceberg crashed into the sea, creating huge waves that flooded the shore, causing the tourists to watch and run away in panic.
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Every second 14,000 tons of water flows into the sea because the Arctic ice melts
New research published in the journal Environmental Research Letters shows that ice melting in the Arctic causes 14,000 tons of water to flow into the oceans every secon…
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The superheated rock
The giant superheated rock in the ground is the cause of an icy area bigger than the lost Rhodes Island in Antarctica.
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Building walls on the seabed helps prevent sea level rise?
According to a new study published in Cryosphere Magazine, the construction of seabed walls can prevent melting glaciers as well as sea level rise.
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The object was amazingly intact after the atomic bomb explosion in Hiroshima
According to Express, the white porcelain cup with this lid is intact but there is a piece of hot glass that clings to the side, which is a testament to the terrible nuc…
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If the ice at the two ends completely, does the world sink completely in the sea of water?
Business Insider page has created a map that illustrates how the world will look when the world ice melts.
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New compound is 1.5 times stronger than TNT
For over 100 years, TNT has become the perfect combination of chemistry whenever you want to blow something away.
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What's special about the foaming of the World Cup 2018 referees used in free kicks?
For football fans, in the last few years, the main image of the match that has foam sprayers in direct free-kick situations is no longer strange.
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Discovered another source of volcanic heat in Antarctica
According to the Daily Mail, a group of scientists are studying the role of the ocean in the shrinking permafrost, this source of heat is detected.
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What happens when volcanic lava flows into the sea?
Melting volcanic lava that encounters cold seawater can create toxic clouds containing water vapor, hydrocyanic acid and micro-ice casing stones.
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Why can salt dissolve ice quickly?
In fact, using salt to melt ice doesn't just appear in life tips or fun experiments at home.
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Why does a tree have a hole, even if it is not made by humans?
In a cold place like the forests in Quebec (Canada), the snow just started to melt. This is not worth mentioning if the snow doesn't melt ... systematically like this!